Matthias Gafni is an investigative reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, specializing in enterprise reporting. With a background in journalism, Gafni has received numerous awards and recognition for his work, including a Pulitzer Prize in 2017. He covers a wide range of topics, from crime and legal issues to human interest stories and local news.
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Matthias Gafni's coverage primarily focuses on evolving crime-related stories and breaking news. His articles cover a wide range of topics including legal cases, accidents, rescues, and government announcements that impact these areas.
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By: Matthias Gafni
A narrow road, two horses, sibling deputies and a panic attack: One woman’s escape from California's huge Park Fire.
By: Matthias Gafni, Susie Neilson
The California prison system moved to ban the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer following a Chronicle investigation into the controversial technology.
California's prison system has moved to ban the use of a controversial lie-detector test — compared by one expert to a Ouija board or an astrological chart — following an investigation into the technology.
By: Matthias Gafni
AI firm, fire consulting group team up to model wildfire emergencies in popular areas of Lake Tahoe. Evacuations could take up to 14 hours.
By: Matthias Gafni, Michael Barba
As a San Francisco supervisor, Mark Farrell wanted to fund a pet cause. He repeatedly turned to companies with business at City Hall
Inside the unbelievable tale of James “Jimbo” Robinson. His family held a funeral, spread his ashes, got memorial tattoos, only to learn he was alive.
AI firm, fire consulting group team up to model wildfire emergencies in popular areas of Lake Tahoe. Evacuations could take up to 14 hours.
A narrow road, two horses, sibling deputies and a panic attack: One woman’s escape from California's huge Park Fire.
By: Matthias Gafni
A San Francisco man was mistakenly declared dead. So how was he later arrested and jailed?
A San Francisco man was mistakenly declared dead. So how was he later arrested and jailed?
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